Want To Buy: Hans Christian 41 - WTB

[Symphony]

Originally Posted by Sulaire

I would sell my Hans Christian 41 (1992) if you are interested. I am stuck at home in Europe while she is stored ashore in the Chesapeake, being looked after by the marina. If you are serious then pm me for a chat.

I did post her before but decided i loved her too much to sell, but Covid and international travel has disrupted my plans.

New price is $145,000, I have a survey from last year valuing her at $140,000, no problems noted, very positive survey.

Here is a link to my advert a couple of years ago, ignore the price, it is now as above.

https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums...-a-206475.html

A good looking boat with lots of updated equipment.
Full keel is like having an autopilot without all the trouble of wires, programs, power burn. we could sail straight for days just trimming the sails

[Caleb_Grey]

Originally Posted by swhall

We tried to buy that boat but they already had a contract on it and we weren't able to best it. Looking for others that may not be listed on Yachtworld.

Originally Posted by Sulaire

I would sell my Hans Christian 41 (1992) if you are interested. I am stuck at home in Europe while she is stored ashore in the Chesapeake, being looked after by the marina. If you are serious then pm me for a chat.

I did post her before but decided i loved her too much to sell, but Covid and international travel has disrupted my plans.

New price is $145,000, I have a survey from last year valuing her at $140,000, no problems noted, very positive survey.

Here is a link to my advert a couple of years ago, ignore the price, it is now as above.

https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums...-a-206475.html

One door closes, a better one opens up!

[swhall]

Originally Posted by Caleb_Grey

One door closes, a better one opens up!

It's so odd how this always seems to happen. Life is good.

[swhall]

Originally Posted by Sulaire

I would sell my Hans Christian 41 (1992) if you are interested. I am stuck at home in Europe while she is stored ashore in the Chesapeake, being looked after by the marina. If you are serious then pm me for a chat.

I did post her before but decided i loved her too much to sell, but Covid and international travel has disrupted my plans.

New price is $145,000, I have a survey from last year valuing her at $140,000, no problems noted, very positive survey.

Here is a link to my advert a couple of years ago, ignore the price, it is now as above.

https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums...-a-206475.html

PM sent! Thank you.

[Sulaire]

Pm sent

[swhall]

Any stateside for sale?

[Caleb_Grey]

Originally Posted by swhall

Any stateside for sale?

Have you asked on the Facebook hc groups?
Somebody just got a great deal on the 41 that was hurricane damaged in bvi, new beta 60 and mast , sold for less than 1/2+ what the other 2 here want. Could of had it delivered and still saved a ton.

That 48 in florida is a great boat that needs some work, but the po passed away, and son is trying get rid of it quick, bet it would sell cheap.

[Caleb_Grey]

Originally Posted by Symphony

A good looking boat with lots of updated equipment.
Full keel is like having an autopilot without all the trouble of wires, programs, power burn. we could sail straight for days just trimming the sails

41t isnt full keel.

[swhall]

Originally Posted by Caleb_Grey

41t isnt full keel.

I like that they are not full keel - but modified full, kind of like my Allied Mistress was.

[MBURKE0624]

We have a 1986 43T located in Beaufort SC for $99,000.

[swhall]

Originally Posted by MBURKE0624

We have a 1986 43T located in Beaufort SC for $99,000.

Go ahead and post your details, if you don't mind.

[MBURKE0624]

What details would you like to know?

[swhall]

Originally Posted by MBURKE0624

What details would you like to know?

Any details that you might think a buyer would want to know about your vessel.

[swhall]

Originally Posted by Laughing Buddha

Just a reminder -- It's not over until the papers are signed and money changes hands!

Did you guys end up finding a new owner for Buddha, Jim? She was a beautiful boat!

[Laughing Buddha]

swhall;


Thank you for asking.

With every trip we make to the "Buddha"-- it gets better and better. We just had the fuel tanks cleaned and the fuel polished. Added/improved the fuel distribution system at the same time. Other tweaks and refinements.

Loaded the battens in the main (what a sail). Checked the MSD Type III, Holding Tank, etc., etc.. Then, we had a very good sea trial. Beta Engine works flawlessly (it is the best! and their support - 2nd to none!) We have the prop pitched to hit 1800-2200 RPM max (best cruise fuel flow about 3ltr/hr), and we hit 7.1 kts -- just what we wanted. To check engine full range RPM (for the survey) - we had to run in neutral - 3300 RPM and the Beta was smooth as silk (remember--less than 300 hours on this baby).

Unfortunately, I think the buyer was; "not quite ready," (just my opinion). He expressed high interest (loved the details - finish -equipment --etc.). But, his experience in sailboats was low (his admission), and he wanted to leave in a month. That seemed just too soon, IMHO. I suggested he get a minimum of 20 days of sailing in various conditions - minimum 4 hours a day--on the water, before pushing off, plus a minimum of 1 hour a day "in the books." There is a lot of equipment when you look at the listing.

Several other potential owners on the horizon -we keep the faith.

All things happen for a reason.

If interested - reach out and make a contact. Here, the broker, FB, etc.

Showings can be arranged - and the DWY boat show is soon too.

Regards, Jim

BTW - the Spectra RO will need a new membrane -we have it "covered."